Requirement 1
Date |
General Journal |
Debit |
Credit |
July 1 2012 |
Delivery truck-A |
$ 1,25,000.00 |
|
Cash |
$ 1,25,000.00 |
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(Delivery truck purchased) |
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January 1 2013 |
Delivery truck-B |
$ 95,000.00 |
|
Delivery truck-C |
$ 96,000.00 |
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Cash |
$ 1,91,000.00 |
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(Delivery truck purchased) |
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Requirement 2
2013 |
|
Delivery truck A |
$ 11500 |
Delivery truck B |
$ 38000 |
Delivery truck C |
$ 1680 |
Straight line Method |
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A |
Cost |
$ 1,25,000.00 |
B |
Residual Value |
$ 10,000.00 |
C=A - B |
Depreciable base |
$ 1,15,000.00 |
D |
Life [in years left ] |
10 |
E=C/D |
Annual SLM depreciation |
$ 11,500.00 |
Double declining Method |
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A |
Cost |
$ 95,000.00 |
B |
Residual Value |
$ 7,500.00 |
C=A - B |
Depreciable base |
$ 87,500.00 |
D |
Life [in years] |
5 |
E=C/D |
Annual SLM depreciation |
$ 17,500.00 |
F=E/C |
SLM Rate |
20.00% |
G=F x 2 |
DDB Rate |
40.00% |
Year |
Beginning Book Value |
Depreciation rate |
Depreciation expense |
Ending Book Value |
Accumulated Depreciation |
2013 |
$ 95,000.00 |
40.00% |
$ 38,000.00 |
$ 57,000.00 |
$ 38,000.00 |
Units of Production method |
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A |
Cost |
$ 96,000.00 |
B |
Residual Value |
$ 6,000.00 |
C=A - B |
Depreciable base |
$ 90,000.00 |
D |
Usage in units(in Miles) |
150000 |
E |
Depreciation per Mile |
$ 0.60 |
Year |
Book Value |
Usage |
Depreciation expense |
Ending Book Value |
Accumulated Depreciation |
2017 |
$ 96,000.00 |
2800 |
$ 1,680.00 |
$ 94,320.00 |
$ 1,680.00 |
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